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Larvitar — Dragon Frontiers Pokémon card

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LarvitarDragon Frontiers #51 Pokémon Card

Dragon Frontiers·#51·2006

Larvitar, the Rock Skin Pokémon, is a beloved Ground/Rock type creature introduced in Generation II, known for its powerful evolution line culminating in the iconic Tyranitar, holding significant cultural weight within the Pokémon universe. This particular Larvitar card from the 2006 Dragon Frontiers set is a common, non-holo variant that stands out for its classic EX Series era artwork and straightforward mechanics.

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Card Number
#51
Release Date
November 5, 2006
Language
EN
Set Code
df

Larvitar, the Rock Skin Pokémon, is a ground/rock type creature introduced in Generation II with the release of Pokémon Gold and Silver. This small, green Pokémon is known for its insatiable appetite for soil, consuming an entire mountain before it can evolve. It spends most of its time underground, feeding on dirt and rocks, which contribute to its hardened body. Larvitar evolves into Pupitar, and then into the formidable Tyranitar, a pseudo-legendary Pokémon renowned for its immense power and destructive capabilities. Its evolution line makes it a highly sought-after Pokémon in the games, often appearing as a late-game challenge or a powerful addition to a trainer's team. In the anime, Larvitar has had notable appearances, particularly in the Johto region, where Ash Ketchum briefly cared for a newborn Larvitar with a traumatic past, highlighting its sensitive side despite its tough exterior. Culturally, Larvitar represents resilience and potential, starting small but growing into a force of nature. Its design, inspired by prehistoric reptiles and armored creatures, gives it a distinct and appealing aesthetic within the Pokémon universe. The species' strong connection to the earth and mountains further establishes its identity within the Pokémon world's diverse ecosystems.

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